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waboremo
4y ago
>but having no tacky tracky shit shovelled throughout the OS Like ads for icloud services in settings? Apple TV and Music subscription promotions appearing above all other the settings links? Personalized tracking being enabled by defaul
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4y ago
I'm not sure you're really following. If developers are already jumping through hoops to make their extensions available for safari users, the only way this "will not happen" is if apple makes barriers to entry even wors
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4y ago
If you care about privacy you wouldn't be using Facebook on any platform.
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4y ago
It should at the very least help with Safari. What a dreadful existence that browser is when you can't get extensions into the store without paying the 99/yr fee, which has stopped a lot of potential ports from happening. Most por
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4y ago
Both of you are correct, the list of things is mixed. Interactivity = collapsing a thread Dynamic = posting a reply and it being sent and displayed without reloading the page FWIW, I don't believe Reddit does the latter.
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4y ago
Most of those concepts are foundational to web programming, yes. I also believe that for most people who "just want a triangle on the screen" they'll be utilizing other higher level tools to do so, and those tools will then d
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4y ago
Pointing at kids is incredibly effective tool, no wonder it's utilized so often. There is already growing momentum outside of flyover states and outside of social media, gaming platforms now are encouraged quite heavily to implement se
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4y ago
Prior to app store creation, Apple and Google were the same regarding the web as a legitimate platform. After it was released, only really Google was pushing for it. Hence the creation of Progressive Web Apps, thanks to Alex Russell et al
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4y ago
Is there a student discounted plan?
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4y ago
Agree but with a different solution: the focus on partners is unsustainable and doesn't address a lot of the deeper rooted issues that caused their lack of socialization. It also creates a codependency, which can result in an unhealthy
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4y ago
It's also not all that different from dating apps. We currently rely on an external third party to show us our matches, we just assume they're providing us with a complete picture of who is around so it feels less "invasive&q
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4y ago
You can generally assume most statistics posted within any comment on any site are misleading, and to use that cynicism to assess the "numbers". Just how it is on the internet, most people who post the "numbers" are doin
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4y ago
What's there to address? 1% stable funding is still 1% you can rely on, just because you receive additional funds from private sectors or alternative sources that are unreliable, doesn't negate this. You can literally see this in
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4y ago
It does mean it's inaccurate because state affiliated is already a specific term to describe editorial control. I don't know how else to put it to you, maybe an example. You can publish a podcast or article or whatever on NPR righ
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4y ago
No, that's incorrect. You're comparing unstable funds vs stable funds. Income from a job is stable (relatively), income from other sources like say a monthly donation, is unstable. So yes, my example is still accurate: they rely o
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4y ago
Because the "government funded media" was a last minute save, the original "state affiliated media" is a false claim. Surely you grasp the difference between the two labels? The latter has corporate and editorial control
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4y ago
Let's say you're being paid $1k per month by your job. You would say you receive almost nothing, right? Simultaneously, you would also say what you do get is essential to your livelihood. Same here, larger scale. Hope that helps y
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4y ago
Cloudflare and Stripe have just reached that stage where there isn't much to hype about. They're now dealing with problems that are gnarly, as opposed to "we just launched a storage service!" Not to diminish Supabase, Fl
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4y ago
What kind of "actual data" are you looking for, and are you unable to acquire it yourself?
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4y ago
Musk is the least of my concerns, I can ignore his account if I cared that much. I can't really ignore that a lot of higher quality accounts have been interacting less because Twitter has become a technical mess, fucking up their timel
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4y ago
Well, it is an anti-union tactic. You're selecting which employees get [new positive thing] based on whether or not they're in a union. If they want to avoid such light they should only base the additions off department/team.
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4y ago
Beyond the general idea of incorporating chatGPT into usual work; IMO, chatGPT is highlighting all of the biggest sore spots of the hiring process and instead of finding solutions we're just digging our heads further into the sands. Jo
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4y ago
Yep, they aren't new tactics. Might be new to tech union figures, so it might be beneficial for them to take a great look at physical labor unions and the various strategies that will be deployed to potentially weaken numbers. There&#x
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4y ago
Unless she's willing to work for minimum wage sewing, the above poster's statement still applies.
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4y ago
Only if you use fake contacts and photos that look real. Instead whenever this is done elsewhere, there is text on the image and the names are obvious. Google can even add a page within privacy where you see the fake options before you can
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4y ago
Depends. A Smart TV is a category of TVs being sold. If you go into bestbuy asking for a Smart TV, you're not going to get a TV + streaming box/stick, just a "Smart TV" (although there is some obvious overlap here since
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4y ago
I'm not sure focusing on the statistics is really a great move when it comes to such extreme cases, especially involving young adults/teens. Going down that route of focusing on statistics, while they are important, is just going
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4y ago
Have you used chatGPT? At least bing's version? It adds links right there too. So when you prod it, you're not doing so "for the truth" (you also don't prod "for the truth" in general...), you're gett
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4y ago
It is, but it's not as if my example was exhaustive. Get more flexible with your prompts and your boilerplate starts looking a lot like an entire days worth - not just "emacs boilerplate".
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4y ago
Yeah it's really interesting. Something like a substantial portion of profits come predominantly from the bullet trains and non-transportation businesses (like JR West Hotels). But not all regions are as lucky, so government assistance
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